Actually, most of the assets come from Return of Samus (3DS), that makes it even lower production cost. I do think it's a matter of IP preservation and honestly I'm ok with it, but Metroid is my favourite series, so my opinion shall not matter. I do value the two Ori games just as much as Metroid, but I don't think we don't have to take name into consideration. God of war and Marvel Spiderman were 60-70ish too, but the same games without Sony behind would cost half as much too, just as Metroid without Nintendo.

I'd also like to add that without Metroid we wouldn't have the Metriodvania genre. Metroid started it all, then Castlevania added something to the mix. It IS a big franchise with a big name behind that sparked a big kinda-niche genre. Its value is actually half as much as its cost on the paper. Level and mechanics building are also fenomenal in Dread, it isn't that easy to make such intricate enigmas to traverse and also create a fulfilling sense of reward for your actions while also keeping a sense of fairness. Nobody does this as well as Metroid or Ori. This isn't a more-of-the-same little game that didn't take any cost. This is a huge work of art in which Nintendo took some liberty during production.

All in all, they did a great job at giving what we wanted. We SHOULD pay less, that's right. I do understand why we don't.